Birth date: Nov 25, 1963 Death date: Jan 23, 2021
Kenny Lee Dorsey, husband, father, and friend passed away on January 23, 2021 in Loudoun County Virginia. He was born November 25, 1963 in New Orleans to Henry F. Merridth, Jr. (Tammie) and Ceola Dorsey Mitchell. Kenny was baptiz Read Obituary
Uncle Kenny I will always Cherish Our time together eating incredible food and laughing out loud together. I can hear Ya laughing enjoying life, now with Jesus. Save Us a seat at the table. Oh ya, thanks for the ol honda, gonna be a fun project this summer. Till We meet again My Brother, Luv and Miss Ya here, but I know where You are..🧔🇺🇲🙏
I had the pleasure of working with Kenny for most of his years at Freddie Mac. Each year we worked on tax filings that had hard deadlines. As the deadlines approached I would begin to get a bit stressed out, but Kenny always remained calm - he knew we would get everything finished in time. I wished I could be more relaxed like Kenny. Kenny will be missed by his many Freddie Mac friends.
Anne
Kenny bighted up my day every time we talk. The first time I run into him at the mall he gave me the scare of my life, we laughed so hard!!! From then every time I went to the mall I was looking for him, my daughter kept asking why was I always checking on security. Very blessed to have known him. Thinking of you. Debbie
Brother Kenny was always ready with a smile, kind words and a big hug. He loved his family and his Lord. He gave the best hugs. Brother Kenny was loved by everyone he was around because he kept a positive spirit. Although he was quiet a fair bit of the time, he had a beautiful robust laugh that was contagious. His warm, loving, encouraging, ever joyful presence will be missed. Prayers for You Miss Odette, Kennedy, and Makenzie. We love you all. Love, The Kings
Kenny was a wonderful coworker and friend. He was always diligent in his work and ready to lend a hand where needed. He often spoke of his family with great pride and affection and worked hard to provide for them. He had a kind heart and was able to find ease in difficult situations. Kenny was a truly special person and I feel grateful to have known him. I am so saddened by his loss. My deepest sympathies go out to his wife and children. Timi McGary
Our dear son from a different set of parents. We love you and miss you. Your smile, laughter, hugs and love are missed. You were always dedicated to taking care of your family and giving them their wants. You are no longer suffering and are in the presence of our Lord, Jesus Christ. We will see you later. 💋❤️
Kenny and I worked together for many years. He was always kind and thoughtful. His smile will be missed. I wish the very best to his family in these challenging times.
John Martin.
Kenny was one of the kindest people I ever met. I am grateful for the 10 years or so I had working with him. His laugh was recognizable from a distance and he had nothing but positive things to say about others. You will be missed by many! Thoughts and prayers to his family. Larry Coutry
